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feedback3="'''Correct!''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible.[[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
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feedback3="'''Correct!''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible.[[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
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feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
 
feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
 
feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
 
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"
 
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. [[Exodontics#Maxillary Fourth Premolar Tooth Extraction|WikiVet Article: Exodontics]]"

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How many three-rooted teeth does a dog with full dentition have?

Please select an option Incorrect. The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. WikiVet Article: Exodontics Incorrect. The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. WikiVet Article: Exodontics Correct! The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. WikiVet Article: Exodontics Incorrect. The three-rooted teeth are maxillary fourth premolar and the first and second molar. There are no three-rooted teeth in the mandible. WikiVet Article: Exodontics

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